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Newspaper
Osceola Record
Location
Osceola, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1958
Page
3
The column lists numerous family gatherings and dinners across Greens Chapel and nearby towns. Invites include Mrs. Edith Larsen at the Yorells, the Nelsons for a birthday, and multiple visits among Henning, Hollister, Twarling, and Johnson families. A Nebraska football game trip and a first birthday celebration are noted.
Mrs Bruce Pickett hosts Valley gathering as the Wyman family visits Richard Wyman and Don Schippereit near Silver Creek. Lunch is served by Valley Get Together Ladies at the Bertha Berck sale. Omaha guests Morris Haskins dined with Harold Nelson. Hopwood siblings spent time with Jolene Nelson. Nelsons visited Bill Umstead. Schmoker couple returned home by plane after a trip.
A cascade of visits and parties spans Commack Kearney Grand Island Foster neighbor households and small towns. Families hosted dinners birthdays and anniversaries with multiple 4 H club events and a baby announcement amid travel between Omaha Stromsburg Columbus York and Lincoln areas amid church basement gatherings and doorstep calls.
Mr and Mrs Bob McCray of Erie Ill visited the John Mickey family Friday night and were joined by Mr and Mrs Wm McKeag Nean McKeag Gordon Fredrick son Steve and Lyncelle. They spent Sunday in Lincoln with J W Hossack and family and W H DeFrene and family.
Mr and Mrs Jim Warren and family of Newman Grove were at Glen Wobig home. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Sipes and family visited Kenneths parents Mr and Mrs Chester Sipes at Salem. They attended the Peru College homecoming game on Saturday. Mrs John Anderson Vernelle Carlson and Lillie Johnson were Saturday coffee guests of Mrs Emory Zentz at Stromsburg.
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